Rspb South Stack Cafe

Absolutely wonderful, views are spectacular. Lovely place to view the lighthouse from - you do have to go down to Allan's Tower to do this. Excellent for bird spotting. Assistants in the RSPB gift shop are very helpful and knowledgeable. Cafe is lovely with inside and outside seats. Very clean and nicely decorated. Toilet facilities are good, baby changing and disabled too. Dogs aren't allowed inside the cafe (unless assistant dogs) but you can sit outside with them. Food in the cafe is very nice - had a lovely breakfast and lunch, pricing is reasonable, staff are lovely and friendly and helpful. From here it's a short walk to Allan's Tower but this path is reasonably steep with steps. There is however a lower carpark signed as Allan's Tower and the path is more accessible for wheelchair users/pushchairs. When you get lower down there aren't barriers for the cliff edges so beware with young children. Carparks are pay and display and cars do get checked for tickets. Well worth a visit, you won't be disappointed.

This is a gorgeous place. The landscape is amazing. We visited after nesting season, so we are planning on traveling back again when the seabirds are nesting between April and July. Note: we still saw lots of birds, including several Chough. We also visited the hut circles nearby. They are so well preserved and excellent examples of Bronze Age construction. Recommend this site for bird and history enthusiasts.

We luckily chose a lovely sunny day to visit and parked in the car park at the visitor centre (pay & display). We took a short walk to the cliff top area overlooking the lighthouse, which sits on an outcrop jutting out into the sea. Great views. If you're energetic, you can walk down to the lighthouse and back again.

Amazing mesmerizing view. I would highly recommend the walk if you are able. Lots of car parking areas around. A coastal walk to get to the light House park further away would be amazing. It was steep and I wouldn't do the walk to the lighthouse as climbing back up would be difficult. If you'd rather just see south stack you can park right above it. Plenty of options and well worth a visit. It's beautiful!

Absolutely amazing place. The birds were an incredible sight to see. Saw my first puffins first chough and baby Gulls. The views are incredible.There are 400 steps to walk down which means 400 to walk back up so be mindful that it can be quite strenuous. I had a tour of the lighthouse which is charged I think around £9 but was worth it( just be mindful that to get to the top of the lighthouse there are some vertical stairs which are a tight squeeze). Beautiful place easy to find. Cafe and toilets on site

Absolutely stunning. I would highly recommend the walk if you are able. There are several car parks dotted around. If you want a bit of a coastal walk to get to the light House park further away, if you'd rather just see south stack you can park right above it. Plenty of options and we'll worth a visit. It's a beauty! Great cafe nearby too.